Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-07-22
NEWS IN GENERAL,
DOMESTIC

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Inc Grand Trunk railway has been found
futi.y at " vi the death of two men by gross neg
three stories about Dr. McGlynn have
Seen published: One that he would sail on
European pleasure trip on August IS; an
other that he would sue Archbishop Corrigan
for damages; a third that he had al
| lowed an uncle to die in poverty in PennsyI-
Nanla He has denied all of them.
A combination of the principal envelope
manufacturers of the country to advance
prices has been effected
Dr. McGlynn says his sentence will not
stand.
At St Paul Mimi, on the night of the 14th.
breeze brought frola the south countless
millions of bugs, which swarmed around
every light Around the electric lights they
seemed to congregate in greater number han
elsewhere, and some of the streets were liter
ally covered with the pests in some places,
the Sidewalks being covered TO a depth OF
over foot The trees near electric lights
We're covered with bugs, giving the trees the
| appearance of being moving masses of life
| while the electric light wires were stru~T
with the insects,
! Lilly Schwabach of New York City, 20
years old and a bride of three weeks, COM
nitted suicide with "Rough on Rats and
! Schwabach, a-well-to-do hoopskirt manufac-
turer, who installed her in squalid apart
nentS over his shop in disreputable portion
or the city. She begged him to provide her
with comfortable home, such as she had
been accustomed to, and as he 'efused to, she
| took hef' life,
AT the Lake Bluff, ILL.,, convocation of wo-
| man SuffragistS, Rev. DR.. Evans made an
argument in favor of woman's infranchise-
oh ha
women ministers, 80 women lawyers, and
more than 1000 women doctors and dentists
| in the United States Seventy-fve per cent.
of the teachers are women.n Pundita Rema-
bal, high caste Brahmin lady, who has
studied for four years in England and
| America, and who is most devoted to the ele-
vation OF her own class in India, made
| speech on the women in India.
The Brooklyn elevated road is manned by
non-union men.
| Southern Arizona has been visited by very
severe transforms and cloudbursts during the
| past week. The rainfall is unprecedented.
Hon. Leonard Sweet, once Lincoln's law
partner has married his bookkeeper, Miss
Marie Decker.
The Southern Dakota convention has passed
resolutions demanding admission to the
Union, but in two states.
The Catholic News of New York, calls on
I the Catholic societies of the surrounding
cities to appoint delegates to general coun-
Gil shortly to be held, at which steps will be
taken to make arrangements for a public
meeting and parade in the metropolis in
honor of the golden jubilee of Leo Kills
priesthood. The Catholic News, in pointing
out the necessity and feasibility of the project,
says: Temporal sovereigns, whose sway
is territorially limited, are honored in birth
day fetes i'll our principal cities Now if an
niveIsay celebrations like these reflect credit
| from national point of View or their pro-
jectors and the rulers are honored, is it not
| reasonable to suppose that celebration in
| Leo'S honor would be more successful when
spiritual allegiance is universal and respect
and homage unconfned by nationality"
Returns from summer resorts report an un-
precedented summer travel.
Mayor Francis of St. Louis, has appointed
the committees to carry the invitation to
President Cleveland to visit the city of ST.
| Louis during the fall festivities The colored
citizens are represented by one of their race
The people of Fairmount, Ind, blew up
building with dynamite to prevent the pro-
posed opening of a liquor saloon.
Jean P. Soquet, who murdered his wife IA
years ago, was sentenced at Greensbay, Wis,
to life Imprisonment. After numbering his
wife he married Mrs. Mainsaid, who dis
appeared under strange circumstances just
before Soquet's arrest, six months ago.
The arrest at Chicago of Adam Racke, a
German, for counterfeiting, is reported.
Henry T. Chanfraus the actor's wife died
at Long Branch on July 18th.
Capt Harry w. Horne, in his lecture on
"The Far West" declares that Gen. Custer
met his death in trap set by others than
Indians.
Lightning struck a church at Mt. Olivet,
Tenn, and knocked 100 people senseleSs; only
one person seriously injured.
An Iowa man had two narrow escapes
from lynching on charge of numbering a
man who proves to be alive
A violent wind and rain storm passed over
New York, on night of 10Th, doing much
damage. Trees were torn up, fences and
signs blown down and wires badly mixed.
The police patrol boat rescued about 80 occu-
pants of capsized sailboats Two schooners
dragged their anchors and collided in the
bay. In Brooklyn, two-story building was
blown down and six roofs torn off.
A cursory perusal of newspaper reports ac-
counts for at least 400 deaths by sunstroke by
the recent hot wave in the week. Chicago
had $50 cases and coroners could not impan-
mel juries fast enough.
{ erylarge icebergs are reported in the path
of navigation between New York and Liv-
erpool.
All victims of the Canada railroad disas
ter are identified
Three of the Boston underground wire
committee were prostrated by the intense
heat at Washington.
The count of the cash and securities in the
national treasury shows S95, 500, 900, and moi
a penny missing.
Ex-Alderman McCabe, under indictment
for bribery in New York, is believed to have
gone to Canada
Pittsburg offers $4,000 for the release Of
John Ward of the New Yorks If he il
secured, he will be made captain of the nine
Long-distance telephoning is next in order
Wires are being arranged for telephone
communication from Philadelphia to Boston
taking in New York, New Haven, Hartford
and Springfield, on the way.
Two men were killed and two fatally in
jured by the breaking of an elevated railroad
cable near Louisville, KY.
A bill has been introduced into the Georgii
Legislature making it penal offence for
teacher to educate white child and a col
ored child in the same institution of tn
state
Seven cases of smallpox have been report
ed at the New York police headquarters sine
Saturday, July IT,
FOREIGN.
Mrs Frank Leslie has refused to marry tn
Russian Prince Eristoff
M.